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Often I come over some sites where there are many page types. Personally I don’t like it, but one of the reason all these types exists is that one want to set some default values on them. Sometime they also want to change the sequence the properti...

Anders Hattestad

Include Jquery.js Add this to your aspx $(document).ready(function () { $.ajax({ type: “POST”, url: “WebForm1.aspx/DoShit”, data: “{source:’web’}”, contentType: “application/json; charset=utf-8″, dataType: “json”, success: function(msg) {...

Daniel Badro

PageTypeBuilder v2.0 comes with a number of new features which Joel will most probably have already blogged about, see links on this page . But I thought I would put my own post up detailing some of the additional features I have been working on. ...

This post shows how to make a simple addition to your log4net.config file to make it possible to view log4net messages in real-time.

Ted

It’s been a long time coming and we haven’t really managed to fit everything into version two of Page Type Builder that I’d hoped, but it’s better to ship and get feedback then to never ship. So, I’m happy to announce the release candidate for Pag...

I usually creates a virtual path (VirtualPathNativeProvider)  that all my css, images and javascript files is placed in. One reason for this is that later the editors have access to these files with out having to access the server. The problem com...

Anders Hattestad

  EPiServer and Accessibility Checker Seems an old topic in the current CMS market. There are many ways of checking the site’s compliance in EPiServer. Allan’s post talked about how to use WAVE to achieve the goal, and EditLive provides a rich...